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Ep. 471 - 90 Day Fiancé - Bares All - Episode 3 - Robert and Annie, give us a flashback to the strip club. Jenny goes head to head with Sumitt's parents. We get to see Shawn's (producer) point of view about the time when Sumitt's parents and in-laws took him away. Natalie insists that Mike pushed her to drink? Does Natalie forget she threw the ring back at him? Coupon Queen Pin Links: Instagram @couponqueenpin001 Twitter: CouponQueenPin www.Anchor.fm/cqpmoments Intro: KC from Chef Salty Pork Clubhouse: @angelicavg Facebook: @alittlebitofeverythingwithme Instagram: @alittlebitofeverythingwithme Merch Line IG: @avgest2020 Website: www.everythingwithange.com Buy me a Coffee: Ko-fi.com/everythingwithange Search: A Little Bit Of Everything With Me! on 15 podcast platforms Link in Bio! Website: anchor.fm/everythingwithange Send A Voice Message: https://anchor.fm/everythingwithange/message #90dayfiance #90dayfiancetheotherway #90dayfiancefans #90dayfiancerecap #podcasting #cohosting #realitytvrecap #90day #90dayfiancé #90dayfiancee #90dayfiance_ #toronto #applepodcast #iheartradiopodcast #spotifypodcast #googlepodcasts #podcast #podcasting #torontopodcast #torontotalkshow #podcaster #realitytv #tlc #thecoop #coop #trashtv #tvtrash #90daybaresall #discoveryplus Ep. 470 - 90 Day Fiancé - Diaries - Episode 6 We get to see Annie give birth, Lauren balancing life with a new born and working from home. Jessica and Brian relationship. Coupon Queen Pin Links: Instagram @couponqueenpin001 Twitter: CouponQueenPin www.Anchor.fm/cqpmoments Intro: KC from Chef Salty Pork Clubhouse: @angelicavg Facebook: @alittlebitofeverythingwithme Instagram: @alittlebitofeverythingwithme Merch Line IG: @avgest2020 Website: www.everythingwithange.com Buy me a Coffee: Ko-fi.com/everythingwithange Search: A Little Bit Of Everything With Me! on 15 podcast platforms Link in Bio! Website: anchor.fm/everythingwithange #90dayfiance #90dayfiancetheotherway #90dayfiancefans #90dayfiancerecap #podcasting #cohosting #realitytvrecap #90day #90dayfiancé #90dayfiancee #90dayfiance_ #toronto #applepodcast #iheartradiopodcast #spotifypodcast #googlepodcasts #podcast #podcasting #torontopodcast #torontotalkshow #podcaster #realitytv #tlc #thecoop #coop #trashtv #tvtrash #90daybaresall #discoveryplus --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/everythingwithange/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everythingwithange/support

Today’s guest is Musical Theatre singer, vocal coach, former American Idol Contestant and queen of riffing Natalie Weiss. Natalie opens up about her recent experience with a vocal haemorrhage while working on an off-broadway show. She also chats with Beth about what she thinks makes a great voice and how she deals with the insecurity of working in the musical theatre industry. Podcast Episode Highlights:01.26 - What is Natalie’s worst ever job?02.03 - What was Natalie Weiss’ journey into the arts?04.22 - How have nodules affected Natalie?05.41 - Why does Natalie prefer coaching to singing now? 06.26 - What was Natalie’s American Idol experience?07.16 - Breaking down the riffs08.30 - Can anyone learn to riff?10.02 - What makes a great singer?10.21 - Natalie opens up about having a vocal haemorrhage 11.31 - Quickfire round12.20 - Fun fact on Melisma14.13 - What is success to Natalie Weiss? Does she ever doubt herself?15.30 - Does Natalie read her Youtube comments?16.38 - What personality traits does Natalie think have been helpful to her in her coaching/singing?17.47 - What advice does Natalie have for anyone dealing with anxiety?19.48 - What type of voice or personality make the ideal student?21.20 - What does Natalie consider her greatest accomplishment?21.55 - Biggest challenge?23.00 - Can Natalie switch off her coaching brain when she goes to shows?23.30 - If Natalie could have a new quality or ability, what would it be?24.00 - Advice for people in the entertainment industryResources Mentioned:Beth Roars: Website YouTube Instagram Twitter Facebook Patreon Natalie Weiss: Website YouTube Instagram Facebook Twitter Madonna, Billy Joel, Janet Jackson, Tori KellyPennstate UniversityGreatest love of all - Whitney HoustonNodulesPeter Pan, Les Mis, DreamgirlsAmerican IdolMyMentor See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever been shopping online, and then suddenly the only ads you see are for the things you were just shopping for? Find out how that bit of technology can help your interior design business. On this week’s Marketing Monday Minisode, Darla and Natalie dig through the world of Facebook Pixels. That’s the tiny bit of code that you can put on your website and connect with your Facebook Ads Manager. Once you’ve done that, the people who visit your site will begin to see ads for your services when they visit Facebook and, if you want, Instagram. It may sound a little creepy, but it’s actually an incredibly effective means of advertising. The people you’re targeting are already interested in your services, so all you’re doing is staying in front of their eyes. And there’s even an option for a “lookalike audience,” which means you can serve ads to people who may have never visited your website, but share the same profile and interests as your audience. It’s a way to really zoom in on your ideal client and get your ads in front of them. What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [0:55] Does Natalie know what a Facebook Pixel is? [2:00] What is the Facebook pixel? [5:30] The steps to getting a pixel up and running [6:10] How it works for Darla [7:05] Lookalike audience [8:42] Pixels and Instagram Resources & People Mentioned Facebook Pixel Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn

From the Funny Girls Finish Last podcast- Isabel, Natalie, & Eliza cover their favorite guests, topics & shows. We answer all the burning questions, Does Natalie laugh at her own jokes? Was Isabel part of the greatest rejection in history? Is Ahmed beefing with Eliza's grandmother? Tune in as the girls take the show from good to great & from great to unique..

Natalie started her career at Shine in 2003 before launching Aduro in 2012. Aduro has a turnover of £1m and employs 10 people. It specialises in consumer focused public relations work.[00:00:54] Why Natalie describes Aduro as the “Ronseal of PR”.[00:02:56] Why Natalie believes it is possible to isolate the impact of PR in a consumer market where there are numerous promotional channels. [00:03:52] How working with entrepreneurs showed Natalie that if she could demonstrate the impact of PR on the entrepreneurs’ businesses, their businesses would grow and they would spend more on PR. [00:05:59] How Aduro has developed a model where it believes it can confidently point to its sales impact.[00:07:08] Why internally there is a need for PR to be able to define its cost per acquisition.[00:08:21] Why clients should own their evaluation and measurement insight, rather than farming the whole thing out to agencies.[00:09:15] How Aduro, as a consumer agency, is asking questions of clients’ evaluation methods that the clients haven't been asked before. [00:11:55] Why Natalie never, never set out to establish her own agency.[00:12:21] Why launching Aduro threw up an opportunity for creating flexible working and a genuine balance for Natalie.[00:13:04] Why Rachel Bell has a stake in Aduro.[00:13:41] Why Natalie started Aduro whilst living in Shropshire.[00:15:15] Why Natalie regards Aduro's growth as the "tortoise to some people's hare" but the slow and steady approach has worked for her. [00:15:19] Why setting up Aduro has enabled Natalie to "grow a business around having two children". [00:16:07] Why Natalie going on maternity leave early on in Aduro's "life" has meant that not everything in the business needs to flow through her. [00:16:34] What was it about having Rachel Bell as a mentor that helped Natalie grow the business?[00:17:24] How having a mentor has helped Natalie with things like the importance of business planning, networking, structure and having a five-year plan.[00:17:43] Why Natalie believes having a financial director has been one of the most important things in the progression of Aduro.[00:19:34] Why Natalie wouldn't have launched Aduro without Rachel Bell. [00:21:01] What flexible working means – because it's become quite a broad term. [00:23:28] What are the drawbacks of flexible working?[00:25:25] Can you achieve as good a result for the client if the team is working flexibly? [00:27:54] How does an agency begin the process of making flexible working work? [00:28:00] Why, for flexible working to work in a firm, you need some of the key senior people in the business to work flexibly. [00:28:42] Does Natalie believe PR still has a long working hours problem? [00:29:12] Why Natalie believes that it's now unacceptable for PR firms to have a long hours culture. [00:29:44] Why, from a timesheet perspective, agencies should be resourced at approximately 60-70% of employees time, anything more than that is not realistic and will result in staff working overtime.[00:31:41] Why PR firms need to get better at saying no to clients. [00:33:03] Why overservicing has decreased as the standard of PR work has increased.[00:33:59] Whether PR has a mental health issue greater than other elements of society. [00:36:21] Why Aduro has resigned from a number of accounts.[00:36:55] The importance of a genuinely positive client relationship where you can grow together.[00:40:06] Why does Natalie think there are co

Everyone tells you that you need to be an “influencer” on Instagram. But what does that really mean? Does that mean you should have 10,000 followers, 20,000 followers? Does it mean brands are knocking down your door to work with you? There’s no one key number that will grant you magical influencer status, but if you can really make your personality shine on social media, you will build a following. And more importantly, you’ll connect with that following. Case in point: Today’s guest on the Wingnut Social podcast, Natalie Reddell. Natalie is an interior designer based in Richmond, Virginia, and under her social media nom de guerre Commander-in-Chic, she’s made a name for herself in both the interior design social media sphere and the lifestyle/beauty worlds. On this episode, Natalie discusses how she grew her following on Instagram, how she navigates speaking two different audiences, and what makes her #struggle videos connect so strongly with audiences. And let’s just say her personality is not restricted to Instagram. What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [2:45] News about some upcoming live events for Darla [5:55] Does Natalie know Darla is stalking her? [9:30] Why Natalie bailed on Twitter [12:30] How Natalie got started with IGTV [17:00] Be on Team Instagram [21:45] Why you should be reaching out to brands [28:30] How Natalie started her Commander-in-Chic brand [34:25] Whut up, Wingnut? [39:45] Takeaways Connect with Natalie Reddell Natalie on Instagram Natalie on Amazon Resources & People Mentioned LuAnn Live Interior Design and Decoration Eat That Frog Malcolm Gladwell’s books Get your Audible Free Trial! Have fun on Instagram Darla asked Natalie how she got started making her #struggle videos, and even though the videos are about her struggles, she says she started doing them because they’re fun. As she says, no matter how much good intention you have, if you don’t enjoy what you’re doing on social media, eventually you’re going to stop. So you have to have fun, and then your audience will have fun with you, too. Natalie is a living, breathing example of what Wingnut Social always preaches: Be authentic, be yourself, and people will follow you. As you’ll hear on this episode, Natalie has a story to tell, and because she does it with so much personality, people want to hear it. Be on Team Instagram Like all of us, Natalie saw some of her engagement on Instagram fade away when the platform changed its algorithm. But, she says it has gotten better, and one of the reasons that’s gotten better for her is because she has been an early adopter of new Instagram features. So when IG put out IGTV, she hopped on right away, and she found they reward adopting new features. You only get seen by 10% of your followers now, which is obviously very frustrating. But, if you adopt new features IG puts out, whether it’s stories, or live, you’ll pop up more. They want their users to be using all of the bells and whistles, and your followers will get notified if you go live, so it’s an if-you-can’t-beat-’em-join-’em approach to social media, and it’s worked like gangbusters for Natalie. Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn

Natalie Eckdahl joins me today to talk about using your tribe to grow your business to seven figures, and beyond! Natalie is a business strategist and coach who helps high-achieving women entrepreneurs grow and scale their businesses. As the host of the popular BizChix podcast and the leader of two masterminds, she’s intimately familiar with how growing your tribe can grow your business. She also emphasizes not burning out, and talks about creating passive income. Find Out More About Natalie Here: BizChix Natalie Eckdahl on LinkedIn @bizchixpodcast on Twitter Biz Chix on Facebook In This Episode: [01:23] - Natalie starts things off by talking about game changers that have transformed her business from a marketing and sales perspective. [03:03] - Does Natalie worry that she might lose control of her community on Facebook, since it’s not on her own site? [05:42] - People are on Facebook, so that’s the most effective way for them to communicate, Natalie points out. [07:46] - We hear about how the women who attended Natalie’s event responded to the experience. [12:18] - Stephan takes a moment to talk about his own attempts to put on events, which he had to cancel due to lack of ticket sales. Natalie then discusses the need to know your strategy. [15:22] - Something that Natalie learned from her event is that her audience is hungry to learn. [17:46] - Natalie discusses whether her mention of losing money on her event takes mastermind sales into account, or only ticket sales. [19:46] - When Natalie documents positive comments on her sales page, does she reach out to each person for permission? [24:02] - Natalie talks about her switch from interview-format podcasts episodes to solo episodes. [27:28] - Does Natalie do episodes live as well, or are they purely recorded in advance and released later? [28:52] - Most podcast consumers are listening only and not consuming via video, Stephan points out. Natalie then talks about the difficulty of getting people to move from one platform to another, and how to get people to share your content. [31:51] - We hear about how Natalie has grown her podcast. [33:32] - Stephan takes a moment to recommend a previous conversation with Daniel J. Lewis about iTunes SEO. [35:53] - We learn about some low-hanging fruit SEO tactics for YouTube videos. [38:13] - Why does Natalie offer two levels of masterminds? [41:36] - Natalie talks about one of the biggest game-changers in her business: hiring a high-level team member to facilitate the masterminds. [43:56] - We learn about the pricing of Natalie’s two masterminds. [47:10] - Natalie’s closing thought on masterminds is that when you put them together, you’re really looking for diversity. [48:00] - How can people get in touch with Natalie, sign up for her events, or learn more about her and what she does? Links and Resources: BizChix Natalie Eckdahl on LinkedIn @bizchixpodcast on Twitter Biz Chix on Facebook Kate’s Take Entrepreneur on Fire Moz’s Recommended List of SEO/Marketing Consultant, Firms & Agencies Daniel J. Lewis on Marketing Speak Podcasters’ Society 6 Ways to Grow Your Podcast Audience With SEO by Stephan Spencer Google Trends Jeff Martin on Marketing Speak CEOCHIX EliteChix Stacking Your Team podcast BizChix episode 302: Teams are the “New” Passive Income BizChix episode 287: Design a High Performing Mastermind The Art of Masterminding: Free Quick Start Guide  

STARVE THE DOUBTS INTERVIEW WITH NATALIE SISSON Jared Easley together with co-host Zeb Welborn from Defining Success Podcast interviewed Natalie Sisson! Natalie is known as the “suitcase entrepreneur”. Natalie is running her six-figure online business from a laptop while travelling the world. Natalie is a number one best-selling author on a mission to create freedom in business and adventure in life by herself and a hundred thousand entrepreneurs by 2020. She will also be a speaker in the upcoming Podcast Movement 2014 in Dallas Texas! In this episode, you’ll learn: • The key to successfully raise funds for your dream idea –“Have an awesome story! It’s all about the story” • What is a suitcase entrepreneur? • Natalie’s profession before she started becoming a Suitcase Entrepreneur • What lead Natalie in becoming a suitcase entrepreneur • When Natalie started her blogging business • Natalie’s encouragement for those who are just starting with their dream business –“Believe in yourself... Give yourself a permission to go on rocket!” • Top three best places Natalie travelled around the globe -I. Spain II. Brazil III. Laos • How Natalie transitioned from her previous jobs to becoming an entrepreneur • Natalie talked about her workshop Social Media Boot Camp • The coolest things Natalie experienced with her suite case entrepreneur lifestyle • Virtual Teams: Where and How Natalie selects her own virtual team • Project management tools Natalie used: ASANA, Google Drive, Dropbox • Natalie’s 100,000 People Movement to help others start a freedom online based business –“Life is short, build the business that you love that fits around your lifestyle.” • Natalie’s advice for people who wants to start a suitcase entrepreneur lifestyle –“Have a clear vision in business and life!” • The impact of having a vision in life and business • Who are the people a suitcase entrepreneur attracts? • The biggest mistakes Natalie made • The importance of having a team in your business • One thing Natalie is most proud of –“Making a difference in others lives.” • Natalie defines success –“Living life on your own terms!” • Does Natalie consider herself successful? • Travelling as Natalie’s constant teacher • Who is doing something that interests Natalie Sisson? Connect with Natalie at: TheSuitcaseEntreprenuer.com, @nataliesisson Natalie Sisson’s message for all the listeners: “Go out there, and JUST DO IT!” Items mentioned: • Podcast Movement 2014 • Define Success Podcast • Kick Starters • Suitcase Entrepreneur • Allies and Adversaries • Social Media Boot Camp • ASANA • Google Drive • Drop Box • 100,000 People Movement • Sally Hudson Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=CQWQVRBGQCK7E&source=url)

On today's ABC Daytime Confidential episode Luke, Regan and Nicki discuss the latest in All My Children, General Hospital and One Life to Live news including...Kendall wakes up on All My Children. What will she do when she finds out about Bianca and Zach's baby, having Josh's heart and the threat of Reese?Tony Geary has re-signed his contract with General Hospital, but is he being wasted? The hospital in General Hospital is getting a new nurses station and Regan gives her take on the news. Nicki and Regan share their first impressions of Ethan.The rivalry between Natalie and Jessica is heating up on One Life to Live, but who is in the right? Does Natalie have the right to want to keep Jessica away from her children? Starr lied on the stand at Todd's trial and it's only a matter of time before there are repercussions. All this and much more on today's ABC episode of Daytime Confidential.